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SVG Path Extractor

Grab path data quickly for motion work, clipping, or code generation. Ideal for developers and motion designers. Open SVG files online and start processing right away.

Drag & drop your SVG file

or click to browse, or paste SVG code

Accepts .svg files only
Paste SVG code with Ctrl+V / Cmd+V

Why Use Our SVG Path Extractor?

Exact d Command Extraction

SVG Path Extractor reads each <path> element and surfaces the full d string, including curves, arcs, and close commands. You get the exact sequence needed for animation timelines or code reuse. This is especially useful when you need to copy only the geometry without extra metadata.

Copy Single or Bulk

SVG Path Extractor lets you copy one path at a time or export all paths in a single action. This is useful when you are building sprite sheets or splitting artwork into multiple animations. You can also keep a local library of path snippets for faster prototyping.

Path Counts and Ordering

SVG Path Extractor shows the total number of paths and keeps their order intact. That helps you match the output with layers in design tools and keep animation cues aligned. Clear ordering is helpful when animating sequential strokes or masks.

Readable, Structured Output

SVG Path Extractor presents long d values in a clean list so you can scan or compare them easily. Consistent formatting makes review and handoff faster. Line wrapping keeps the output readable even for complex icons.

Non-Destructive Workflow

The extractor is read-only and never modifies your file. Your original SVG stays unchanged for edits, export, or source control. This makes it safe to run on production assets.

Local and Private

All processing runs entirely in the browser with no uploads. It is safe for client assets and internal icon libraries. Local processing also keeps iteration fast on large files.

How to Extract SVG Path Data

1

Add Your SVG

Drag and drop a file or paste SVG markup. SVG Path Extractor parses paths instantly and keeps the original viewBox intact. If your SVG includes symbols, expand them before extracting. Open SVG files online and start processing right away.

2

Review Path Data

SVG Path Extractor displays each d value and the total path count. Scan the list to confirm nothing is missing before you copy. This helps when you are checking for stray paths left by export tools.

3

Copy and Use

Copy individual entries or export all output at once. SVG Path Extractor keeps formatting clean so you can paste into code or design tools without extra cleanup. Store the results in snippets for reuse across projects.

SVG Path Extractor FAQ

What is SVG path d data and how do I extract it?
SVG Path Extractor reveals the d attribute, which contains the vector commands that draw a path. This data is the foundation for animations and programmatic edits. You can also use it to compare versions when paths change.
Can I extract multiple SVG paths at once?
Yes. SVG Path Extractor lists every <path> element and keeps the order, so you can copy one or all with a single click. This is helpful when exporting complex icons or multi-shape illustrations.
Does the SVG path extractor modify my SVG?
No. SVG Path Extractor reads the file without changing it, so your source remains safe for future edits and exports. The original metadata stays intact.
What about rect, circle, or polygon shapes?
SVG Path Extractor only reads <path> elements. Convert other shapes to paths in your editor if you need their commands. Most design tools include a convert-to-path option.
Can I use the output in animation tools?
Yes. SVG Path Extractor output works with tools like GSAP, Lottie, and SMIL-based animations, as well as custom canvas or SVG scripts. It is also useful for motion libraries that morph between paths.
Is there a file size limit?
SVG Path Extractor supports files up to 10MB. If the SVG is complex, consider simplifying it first to keep output manageable. Fewer nodes also make downstream animations smoother.
Is my SVG uploaded to a server?
No. SVG Path Extractor runs locally in your browser, so files never leave your device. This is ideal for confidential client work.
Is SVG Path Extractor free to use with no download?
Yes. SVG Path Extractor is free to use in your browser. No downloads or installation are required.
Do I need an account to use SVG Path Extractor?
No. SVG Path Extractor works instantly in the browser without sign-up, and files stay local.

Related SVG Tools

Pair SVG Path Extractor with these tools to preview, optimize, or reuse paths more effectively.

SVG Viewer

Preview artwork before SVG Path Extractor so you can verify sizing and layers.

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SVG Formatter

Format the markup before SVG Path Extractor to keep long path data easier to review.

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SVG Optimizer

Run SVG Optimizer, then use SVG Path Extractor to keep the path data concise.

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SVG to React

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